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1886January 14

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• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• DIXIE TURNED TO ICELAND; MOBILE'S WATER MAINS AND GAS METERS FROZEN UP. HEAVY LOSS OF STOCK IN THE CATTLE RAISING COUNTRY--NASHVILLE BRIDGES DESTROYED BY ICE.
• THE DARTMOUTH ALUMNI BANQUET.
• JULES STHUARD DIES.
• MONEY FOR A NEW CLUBHOUSE.
• RATES TO AND FROM BUFFALO.
• NORTHWESTERN FLOUR PRODUCT.
• FOR THE SAKE OF FRIENDSHIP.
• ACROSS GREAT SOUTH BAY; A DANGEROUS TRIP TO FIRE ISLAND OVER THE ICE AND SEA.EXPERIENCES OF A REPORTER IN SEARCH OF THE HYLTON CASTLE'S CREW--TWENTY MILES WALKED.
• "PROFESSOR" MOREL ARRESTED.
• ALL WANT TO BE CHIEF-JUSTICE.; CLAIMS OF JUDGES LARREMORE, VAN HOESEN, AND JOSEPH F. DALY.
• ASLEEP AT THEIR POSTS.; FOUR MEN KILLED IN A COLLISION OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
• TENTH WARD SANITARY WORK.; THE AID SOCIETY'S LODGING HOUSE PAYING A PROFIT.
• THE CRIME OF TWO STARVING INDIANS.
• LOOKING IN VAIN FOR A BRUSH.
• A JUDGE'S LIFE ATTEMPTED.; A DRUNKEN SALOON KEEPER'S PLANS FOR ASSASSINATION FOILED.
• COMMITTEES OF THE LEGISLATURE.
• A PANIC AVERTED.
• AMUSEMENTS.; METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MRS. SHERWOOD'S RECITAL. GENERAL MENTION.
• SIX DRAWN GAMES.
• NEW INCORPORATIONS.
• DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
• A CONVICT MURDERER LYNCHED.
• A DEPOPULATED STATE.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• FOR SWINDLING HER OWN MOTHER.
• BEATEN ALMOST TO DEATH.
• THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC BAR.
• INDIANA'S ILLEGAL WARRANTS.
• A POLITICAL BREEZE IN RAHWAY.
• SWEARING IN MEMBERS; BRADLAUGH TAKES THE OATH IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. KISSING THE BIBLE WITH THE REST--A PROTEST FROM A TORY LEADER--THE EARL OF CARNARVON TO RESIGN.
• SCANDAL IN UNION HILL.
• AMERICAN FOOTBALL UNION.
• SOME SENATORS PUZZLED; CHARGES OF OFFENSIVE PARTISANSHIP NOT FORTHCOMING.THE PRESIDENT AND HIS ADVISERS RETICENT ABOUT OFFICAL CHANGES--A SUCCESSOR TO MR. ACTON NOT YET FOUND.
• DOCTORS BY THE EARS.
• WHAT WILL HAPPEN.
• CHURCH RIGHTS OF RAILROAD MEN.
• PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
• ABUSES IN AN ALMSHOUSE.; SOME REVOLTING DISCLOSURES FOLLOW AN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION.
• COTOPAXI BEGINNING TO RUMBLE.
• THE READING DIRECTORS.
• BARNES LEADING M'CANN.
• CAN'T FOOL AN EXPERT.
• SAN FRANCISCO EXCHANGE.
• CUT HIS THROAT WITH A PENKNIFE.
• BUSINESS TROUBLES.
• UNNECESSARY TROUBLE.
• CONVENTION OF THE POTTERS.
• THE SEIZURE OF SAMOA.; CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTS OF GERMANY'S AGGRESSIVE ACTION.
• AGRICULTURISTS AND DAIRYMEN.
• BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICERS.
• THE BOARDERS DRIVEN OUT.; AN EXCITING FIRE IN A LEXINGTON-AVENUE DWELLING.
• NOTHING TO SAY.
• A POLITICAL NECESSITY.
• NEGROES SETTLING IN ARKANSAS.
• AN INCIDENT OF CITY LIFE.; DEATH BY HEART DISEASE OF A ONCE WEALTHY AND NOTED WOMAN.
• AN OPERA COMPANY DISBANDED.
• NOTES OF VARIOUS INTERESTS.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• LIFE IN CLEVELAND.; A LIBEL SUIT, A POLICE COURT SENSATION, AND A TERRIBLE FATE.
• DEATH OF COL. RICHARDSON.; CAREER OF THE LARGEST COTTON PLANTER IN THE WORLD.
• DENIES THAT SHE IS MARRIED.
• RUN INTO BY A REVENUE CUTTER.
• FILLING THE STRIKERS' PLACES.
• CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS.
• ACCUSATION AGAINST A DOCTOR.
• THREE ATTRACTIVE BALLS.
• TO HAVE A WALL-STREET.; THE BUFFALO MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE TO DEAL IN FUTURES AND OPTIONS.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• ANOTHER LOADED REVOLVER.
• REFORMING THE RECORDS.
• DECEIVED BY A MIRAGE; RESCUE OF THE REST OF THE CREW OF THE HYLTON CASTLE. WHEN MILES OUT TO SEA FIRE ISLAND SEEMS WITHIN HAILING DISTANCE-- PICKED UP BY A FISHING SMACK.
• MONEY FOR THE GRANT FUND.
• THE WAYS OF NEW-ORLEANS JUDGES.
• VERY CLEVER SPARRING; CHAMPIONS AT THE NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB. BOUTS BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND MULRY AND HOPPER AND M'AULIFFE--A CRY OF FIRE CAUSES GREAT CONFUSION.
• A TRUANT CHILD'S RETURN.; RUNNING AWAY BECAUSE SHE DID NOT WANT TO CONFESS HER THEFTS.
• SUIT FOR SLANDER.; A BROOKLYN CASE THAT HAS CAUSED SOME SOCIAL STIR.
• LACKED THE EXPERIENCE.
• A MISERABLE WOMAN'S DEATH.; WEDDED TO HER FORMER SLAVE AND LIVING IN A HOVEL.
• THE ORR AND ROSEMAN SQUABBLE; OFFICIAL LETTER FROM PRESIDENT MCKNIGHT OF THE PLAYERS' STATUS.
• THE PROFITS OF STARCH MAKING.
• EARNINGS OF THE UNITED PRESS.
• EXPLOSION IN A CHURCH.; THE BUILDING WRECKED AND TWO PERSONS KILLED.
• BRIDGE TRAINS BLOCKED.
• AN OLD EXPRESSMAN DEAD.
• FATHER JARDINE BURIED.
• A RAILROAD TUNNEL CAVES IN.
• A PROSPEROUS BUILDING SOCIETY.
• CONCLUDED TO END HIS TROUBLES.
• GOING TO SELL OUT.
• YALE ALUMNI ENTERTAINED.
• A VETERINARY MEDICAL REGISTER.
• KNOCKED OUT BEFORE THE LADIES.
• IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.; THRIFTY TAILOR SHAEFER. HIS WILL LEAVING HIS FORTUNE OF $30,000 TO HIS WIFE CONTESTED.
• THE SILVER CRISIS IN MEXICO.
• SOME LEGISLATION DESIRED.; THE BOARD OF TRADE AND THE RATES FOR TELEPHONE SERVICE.
• THE LAKE FISHERIES.
• HELD FOR CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.
• THE NEW-JERSEY ASSEMBLY.
• NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.; NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
• OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
• SENATOR SHERMAN RE-ELECTED.
• SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• ZUKERTORT WINS A GAME.; STEINITZ COMPELLED TO RESIGN AFTER HIS FORTY-SIXTH MOVE.
• THE STATE LEGISLATURE; AN ANALYSIS OF THE COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY. SATISFACTION WITH WORK OF SPEAKER HUSTED AND SENATOR PITTS--BILLS TO REFORM THE LAND TRANSFER SYSTEM.
• BROTHERHOOD ENGINEERS AT A BALL.
• SHOOTING PIGEONS WITH ONE HAND.
• A SPECULATING CASHIER.
• OHIOANS FORM A SOCIETY.
• A SHIP WRECKED AT GALVESTON.
• MR. WARNER'S GREAT PROFITS.
• ELIZABETH'S BIG DEBT.
• THE STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNORS.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. NEW-JERSEY.
• THE VALUE OF HIS NERVES.
• UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
• INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
• SENATOR PAYNE'S SEAT; CHARGES THAT IT WAS OBTAINED BY BRIBING LEGISLATORS. A LIVELY DEBATE IN THE OHIO HOUSE, RESULTING IN THE APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• GORMAN TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• WORKING HARD FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
• THE STRIKE TO BEGIN TO-DAY.; ONE THOUSAND CIGARMAKERS IN TWO SHOPS EXPECTED TO STRIKE.
• AFFAIRS OF RAILROADS.; EFFECTS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO'S CUT RATE. THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD PROPOSES TO RETALIATE BY CUTTING ITS EASTBOUND PASSENGER RATE.
• RIDING THE SWIFT TOBOGGAN.; FORMAL OPENING OF THE NEW SLIDE AT ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY.
• FIRE IN THE TREASURY BUILDING.
• NARROW ESCAPE FROM SUFFOCATION.
• YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB.
• TWELVE HOURS A DAY.
• STAY OF PROCEEDINGS BY TELEGRAPH.
• VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
• THE COMMITTEES NAMED; SPEAKER HUSTED AND PRESIDENT PITTS ANNOUNCE THE LISTS. THE MEN WHO WILL MOLD THE LEGISLATION AT ALBANY DURING THE PRESENT SESSION.
• A FAMILY RECONCILIATION.
• CRUSHED TO DEATH IN A MINE.
• NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.
• BUSINESS FAILURES.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• SMALLPOX IN CHICAGO.
• CHESS WITHOUT KINGS.; NOT ABOUT TO DISSOLVE.
• MORE MORMONS ARRESTED.
• EX-GOV. MORGAN'S PAINTINGS.; SEVENTY-THREE OF THEM SOLD FOR A TOTAL OF $28,238.
• THE CUT IN EMIGRANT RATES.; THE ATTITUDE OF THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN COMPANY.
• A LEADING QUESTION.
• A MADSTONE APPLIED.
• KILLED BY A FALLING ROCK.
• MR. SHARP DID NOT APPEAR.
• SMOTHERED BY COAL GAS.
• MYTHOLOGY IN SIMPLE FORM.
• IDA DOWNS'S CHARGES.; AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN BY A COMMITTEE OF MINISTERS.
• REOPENING TELEGRAPH LITIGATION.
• LOST HIS SALARY AND SITUATION.
• AUCTION SALE OF SECURITIES.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. SPOKEN. BY CABLE.
• ORGANIZING A BAKERS' UNION.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• THE CHAUTAUQUA UNIVERSITY.
• COMPETITIVE DRILL OF MILITIAMEN.
• A NEGRO'S PERSISTENT FOES.
• THE NEWTOWN BURIAL TAX.
• RATES ON CONEY ISLAND ROADS.
• IRON MEN CLING TO PROTECTION.
• HOPELESSLY BANKRUPT.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• MONEY FOR THE HOSPITAL FUND.
• FOUND DEAD IN HER ROOM; THE WOES OF UNFORTUNATE MRS. GONZALEZ ENDED. A ONCE WEALTHY SPANISH WOMAN, DRIVEN TO DESPAIR, COMMITS SUICIDE IN A BOWERY HOTEL.
• LOSS OF HALF A MILLION.; A BIG FIRE AND AN INADEQUATE WATER SUPPLY IN MONTREAL.
• QUAKER BRIDGE DAM FAVORED.; WHY A COMMITTEE OF MEDICAL MEN THINK IT SHOULD BE BUILT.
• THE DECKER-FERDON LIBEL SUIT.; SEEKING TO ESTABLISH THE AUTHORSHIP OF A DAMAGING LETTER.
• INJURED BY A POLICEMAN'S CLUB.
• HEADFOREMOST INTO A FURNACE.
• COURT CALENDARS--THIS DAY.
• KILLED WHILE WALKING THE TRACK.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title